Moondrop × Honkai: Star Rail Sparxie Wireless

Officially licensed by Honkai: Star Rail, the Sparxie edition dresses the earbuds and their case in an iconic red. The case wears a Sparxie pattern, one earbud shows her cap and cottontail, the other the SPARXIE logo, and powering on or switching to game or music mode comes with custom-recorded voice prompts in her style. The box adds a leather protective case, a chibi Sparxie acrylic stand and an exclusive acrylic pendant with its lanyard.

Each earbud hides a 10 mm driver with a wood dome, an unusual material for true wireless earbuds. Wood is both stiff and light, which helps it bring out voices and instruments in a smooth, natural way, without the harshness some earbuds have in the highs. A powerful N52 neodymium magnet keeps the sound clean even at high volume, with distortion below 0.05%. Moondrop then tuned it on a B&K 5128, a measuring head that mimics the human ear, for slightly generous bass, clear vocals and soft treble you can enjoy for hours.

Sparxie’s real-time adaptive ANC relies on a 4-microphone array, with one mic in the ear canal that keeps checking how well noise is canceled and corrects it on the fly. Moondrop says this lets it approach its theoretical performance in real-life situations, where classic hybrid ANC often falls short. For calls, an AI model and two microphones, one of them picking up bone-conduction vibrations, keep your voice clear, while the lightweight bean-shaped design with ultra-small ear tips stays comfortable over long sessions.

With Bluetooth 6.0, Sparxie supports LHDC-V for high-definition wireless audio and LE Audio LC3 for low latency on compatible devices. A game mode brings latency down to 60 ms, according to chip specifications, and a quadruple tap switches back to music mode. Dual-device connection, 8 hours of battery in the earbuds and up to 28 hours with the case complete the package.

After winning over audiophiles with its wired in-ear monitors, Moondrop now brings that expertise to true wireless earbuds, and to the collabs fans love. Sparxie follows Robin, the brand’s first Honkai: Star Rail earbuds, already well received for their sound and their character voice lines. The Moondrop app lets you go further, with ready-made sound profiles shared by the community, a simple guide to find your sound in a few steps, and an advanced equalizer for those who want to fine-tune every detail.